Lowell George - Dixie chicken

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I've seen the ^Abright lights of Memphis And the Commodore Hotel^E7 And ^E7underneath a street lamp I met a Southern belle ^A Where she ^Dtook me to the ri^Aver where she cast her spell^E7 And in that Southern moonlight she sang a song so well ^A

If you'll ^Abe my dixie chicken I'll be your Tenessee lamb^E7 And we can walk together down in ^Adixieland

Well^A we made all the hot spots. My money flowed like wine^E7 Then that low down Southern whiskey began to fog my mind ^A And I ^Ddon't remember church^A bells or the money I put down^E7 On the ^E7white picket fence and boardwalk of the house at the edge of town^A But ^Dboy do I reme^Amber the strain of her refrain^E7 The nights we spent together, and the way she called my name ^A

If you'll ^Abe my dixie chicken I'll be your Tenessee lamb^E7 And we can walk together down in ^Adixieland

Well^A it's been a year since she ran away Yes that guitar player sure could play^E7

She's always handy with^A a song ^DThen one night in the ^Alobby of the Commodore Hote^E7l I chanced to meet a bartender who said he knew her well^A And ^Das he handed me^A a drink he began to hum a song^E7 And all^E7 the boys there, at the bar, began to sign along ^A

If you'll ^Abe my dixie chicken I'll be your Tenessee lamb^E7 And we can walk together down in ^Adixieland